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In a world where change is the only constant, the struggle for women’s rights remains a pertinent and evolving issue. The year
Orange the World: Campaign for a violence-free future for women
Image: Orange the World – United Nations Have you noticed the recent orange hue that bathed our world in its light? This
Populism and democracy: a complicated relationship
Welcome back, dear reader! In our first blog post, we unraveled the fascinating insights of Jan-Werner Müller into populism. We saw how
Populism Explored: The Dynamics of Us Versus Them in Society
Welcome to the first part of our three-part series on populism, inspired by Jan-Werner Müller’s book “What Is Populism?”. In an era
Populism Debunked: Separating Myth from Reality
In our previous piece, we examined the rise of far-right politics and its historical lessons. Today, we delve into the seductive simplicity
Vox: A Rising Force in Spain’s Politics and a Potential Threat to Democracy
Spain’s political landscape is witnessing a troubling trend. The Spanish Partido Popular (PP), a center-right party, appears to be edging closer to
Far-Right Parties: A Dive into their Alarming Resurgence
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Rishi Sunak – British prime minister also fills Indian community in Antwerp with pride
The appointment of Rishi Sunak (42) as British prime minister has not left the Indian community in Antwerp unmoved. Indians are first
“I can’t get a mortgage, because I work in the diamond industry”
Image: courtesy of Michael Freilich, elected member of the Belgian Chamber of Representatives Antwerp diamond merchant is fed up with being disadvantaged.